Convert to folding ROPS 4210

Anonymous Poster · Apr 10, 2003

FWIW, my 2210 owner's manual says to NOT wear the seat belt if you have removed the ROPS! So at least someone at Deere recognizes that you might remove it for operation under trees or other low-height conditions.

My dealer said nothing about invalidating the warranty, and my owner's manual doesn't, either. All the dealer would say is that it's not offered and that they could not advise me on how to modify it.

I certainly agree that Deere would not be responsible if a modified component fails.

And I do think the "tube within a tube" approach would be just as strong if not stronger than factory.

markie61 · Apr 10, 2003

Hey, Mike-

I like your "profile" picture - I think it is hilarious, especially when I see it under the safety form.

Can you post the full-size pic under the photos forum? Please? I wanna check out the full detail and show a couple of people.

Mark

rockyridgefarm · Apr 10, 2003

Are you impying there is something about that picture that is less than normal safe operating conditions?

It's at home, I'll get it to ya....

markie61 · Apr 10, 2003

( Are you impying there is something about that picture that is less than normal safe operating conditions? )

 ABSOLUTELY! /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif 
Those dirtpiles you are jumping could be filled with rocks or something dangerous. You should be jumping mattresses or pillows....

Mark

rockyridgefarm · Apr 10, 2003

Is this better?

[image]http://www.tractorbynet.com/forumfiles/253794-deererun.bmp[/image]

- OK why doesn't this work? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

loner · Apr 10, 2003

Im thinkin
that takeoff is gonna come easyer than the landing will! I wouldn't wanna land that rig.LoL

cwave · Apr 12, 2003

If you have an enclosed trailer - can't you put some car like ramps in the front of the trailer. This would lower the roll bar at the back of the trailer ??? Of course I would use tie downs and blocking to keep tractor in place.